Media and Information Literacy: Current and Future Trends

Humanoid Robots

• A mechanical robot with human-like characteristics is called an android.

Heart Rate Monitoring

• Electrocardiography is used to calculate and monitor heart rate by measuring the electrical activity of the heart.

### Online Learning Platforms

• Online learning platforms facilitate students' online study using an open access and interactive approach. Examples include Moodle and Canvas.

Wearable Technology

• Wearable technology is a category of technology that can be worn by a consumer and often includes tracking for information.
• Wearable gadgets are designed to be worn by the user.
• Wearable technology examples include fitness trackers, smartwatches, and health monitors.

Mobile Communication

• Mobile communication is a form of technology-mediated communication that enables the user of a mobile device to communicate with someone in a different location.

### Wearable Technology and Health

• True: Wearable technology, also called wearable gadgets, tracks information related to health and fitness.

Copyright of Government Works

• According to Republic Act 8293, section 176, copyright for works of the Government of the Philippines is in the public domain.
• This means that government works are not subject to copyright and can be used freely without permission.

Exploitation of Government Works for Profit

• A license from the government agency is necessary for the exploitation of government works for profit, as per Republic Act 8293, section 176.

Conditions for Exploitation of Government Works

• A government agency may impose, as a condition for exploitation of their work for profit, royalty fees or any other reasonable condition to ensure that the exploitation of the work is for the benefit of the public.

Ownership of Borrowed Materials

• Borrowed materials included in this module are owned by their respective creators.

Ownership of Borrowed Materials in Government Modules

• Republic Act 8293, section 176 states that the government agency may impose reasonable conditions on the exploitation of borrowed materials included in this module, provided that such conditions do not unduly restrict the use of the materials.

Royalty Fees for Government Works

• A government agency may impose royalties for exploitation of their work for profit only if such royalties are reasonable and are not intended to restrict the public's use of the work.